Finally went to see this place. Really old Florida History. Im very happy these people kept this…read moreplace alive

While the inside is not open to the public, you can view this original 1923 mansion in Safety…read moreHarbor. It's a official historic landmark! The architecture is Colonial Revival. It was built by Virginia Hernandez (Bailey) Tucker (1844-1931). She was the daughter of William James Bailey, a colonel during the Second Seminole War. He was stationed at nearby Fort Brooke in Tampa. Colonel Bailey purchased the land and nearby natural springs in 1855 and made the spring waters available for public use! Life is good with local history that's been preserved.

Took the tour today with 3 other people. 1 had not ever been on a Segway before. Russell was very…read moregood at instructing on how to use the Segway. Never felt rushed and he was great at answering questions. We got to hear some very interesting history and it was very personal. I highly recommend taking a tour with this company. You can take the tour more than once because there are many stories to be heard about the history of this area. Thank you for a wonderful time! Kathy R.

Awesome experience. We went on Tuesday afternoon. Very informative local history. Russell was a…read moregreat guide. Safety is a priority and they make sure you feel comfortable on the Segway before heading out for the tour. Thanks EGT!!

I got my parents a bike tour for their 40th wedding anniversary and they absolutely loved touring…read moreDunedin! They are talking non stop about how much they learned and enjoyed the tour and how great Russ was as a tour guide.

Thank you Dunedin Bike Tours for your Tarpon Springs tour!!! What a great way to get to know this…read morewonderful town.... and Jake our tour guide was awesome - very knowledgeable, incredibly courteous, and fantastically enthusiastic about sharing his home town with all of us!!

Had an amazing experience spending time in the city of Dunedin, Florida. This town has such a…read moreunique charm with a perfect mix of coastal vibes, walkable streets, and a welcoming small town feel. Everywhere you go there is something to enjoy, from the local shops and restaurants to the beautiful waterfront areas. The downtown area is especially nice with its laid back atmosphere, friendly people, and plenty of spots to grab a bite or just relax and people watch. The parks and marina areas are clean, scenic, and perfect for a peaceful walk or watching the sunset. You can really tell the city takes pride in keeping everything well maintained and inviting. It feels safe, vibrant, and full of character without ever feeling too crowded or overwhelming. Overall, Dunedin is one of those places that just feels good to be in. Easy 5 stars and always worth a visit.

One of the finest small cities in America. The downtown is full of shops that offer local items…read more There are also restaurants that offer some amazing entrees and lots of locally caught seafood. It is small enough to walk to most shops. There is also a local waterfront that you don't want to miss. A must see place.

The city of Palm Harbor is really one of those places where if you Blink, you might miss it. They…read moredo have a lovely 4 square block district that is comprised of shopping, dining and a few churches. But it's off of Pinellas Ave (Alt 19) and Omaha, so again, if you blink, you will miss it.

Had an absolutely wonderful experience visiting the Gingerbread House in Safety Harbor. This place…read moreis full of charm and personality, with such a cozy and whimsical feel that makes it stand out right away. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and full of character. It really feels like stepping into something special and unique to Safety Harbor. Everything is thoughtfully decorated and has that homemade, artistic touch that makes the place feel personal and welcoming. Overall, a super memorable visit and a true gem in Safety Harbor. Easy 5 stars and definitely worth stopping by.

The original owner B. Rhett Green had this house built in 1908 in the classic Victorian style. It…read moreincludes traditional gingerbread at the peaks of the roofline and still includes its original hardwood floors! It is one of the last homes of its era and type in all of Pinellas County! In 1910, it was a popular place for neighborhood women to bring their laundry. They had a big cast iron kettle of boiling clean water. This house had the best well in town since other nearby wells were full of sulfur! Electricity, fueled by a coal burning plant located on Iron Age Avenue, was added to the house in the 1920s. Use of electricity was limited to the hours of 8:00 am to 10:00 pm. Plumbing was installed in the 1930s, less than 100 years ago. The original claw foot tub fell through the floor and remains below the house to this very day! Life is good with history, hidden in plain sight!

Captain Nick was a great host and my wife and I had a great time on the sunset cruise. Highly…read morerecommend.

beautiful day on the boat Captain Nick was nice and…read moreaccommodating. Boat was clean. Enjoyed our time. Thank you!

Blink and you'll miss it…read more Hugging the west coast of Florida at St. Joseph Sound 4 miles north of Dunedin and about 1 mile south of Palm Harbor is a hidden Pinellas County gem. Folks traveling along ALT 19 pay no attention while they're caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily automobile traffic. If people slow down a bit, and hit the Pinellas trail, the old rail line bulges west just north of Curlew and harkens back to a more simple time. The first home built here was in 1875, and as more folks settled in Florida during the golden citrus years, this village saw sleepy prosperity with its orange groves and fishing wharfs buzzing with activity. Tampa Road, which originated here, was the first paved road leading into Tampa, directly connecting the big city with Oldsmar, Dundein, Palm Harbor and Ozona. Things are obviously much different now. The village is quiet, laid back and the vibe is a kin to Cedar Key on a Monday night. They've got their own post office, a BBQ joint, pizzeria, pub and plenty of coastal property to catch a sunset. To me, this place is far removed from traffic, tourism, unexploited, raw and uncut--pure Florida. I absolutely love it. Oh, and all streets are golf cart friendly.

Mark sure got this one right. There are few places left that give you the original Florida vibe &…read moreis not overrun with tourists. First visit & every visit, I love this small town & that it's aspiration is to remain as it is, lovely & unspoiled. For a very small area, they have multiple small & unique eateries. Maybe not all 5 star dining, but damn good cracker food. When you visit make sure you check out the local shops, restaurants & bars, you won't be disappointed. What's a girl to do? Love, love quaint coastal towns, haven't met one yet, I didn't fall in love with!

What a fantastic court house!…read more The parking is SHADED & FREE! There was no lines, no wait, everyone was so friendly & professional. Cannot wait to vote! Will Return!

Everyone was so helpful and nice. The staff went above and beyond to make the ceremony room look…read morelike Halloween.